glossolabiolaryngeal

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Glossolabial fricatives are a type of consonant sound that is made by the lips, teeth and tongue. They are produced by opening the mouth wide and making a hollow or narrow sound, similar to the oo in doughnut. Glossolabial fricatives are commonly used in languages like English, Spanish and Portuguese. They are also known as fricative consonants because they are made by friction between the tongue and teeth, which causes them to be released with a small amount of air.